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  1. Long time since I've been on this forum.  Anyway, I thought I'd share some of my recent music here.  Here are three tracks from my upcoming concept album inspired by Frank Herbert's "Dune".  As its instrumental, the connection with Dune might seem a little vague to some people. The music just came to me while I was binge reading the book and rewatching Jodorowsky's Dune.  

    Track one: "Celestial Vagabond"

     

    Track two: "arrival on Arrakis".  The year is 10,191.  House Atreides, on the Emperor's orders, arrive at their destination, the planet of Arrakis - home to the Fremen, the spice melange, and Shai-Hulud.

    Track three: "dance of the fremen".  Moving swiftly, stepping lightly, and with an irregular motion of their feet, the Fremen would avoid detection of the Sandworms.  The arrhythmic dance, contrasting with their distant Thumper-decoy, was the only means of safe passage across the sands of Dune.  

     

     

     

    There's varied influences here though Tangerine Dream have obviously inspired a lot of what I've done here.  I hope you're able to listen and enjoy the music and there will be more to follow as I aim to have the album completed nearing the end of the year.

    Please let me know your thoughts.

    Thank you,

    Rory

     

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  2. Since I discovered them, Popol Vuh have been at the top of my Krautrock playlist. The stuff that was used in Werner Herzog's films is particularly good. "Herz aus Glas" and the Nosferatu album stand out in particular. There is plenty of more ambient stuff happening in other albums as well. Worth a listen if you are not already familiar.

    Here is one recommendation, but there are really too many to mention.

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  3. Cheers for the help guys, got it up and running. Milner, you were right about the database files.

    WTF Rory! You play FM, I can't believe we have never discussed this!

    Is this Steve? Haven't posted on here in a long, long time so I don't recognise your username... If so, I think we have drunkenly discussed this before : )

  4. Hi there. I'm about to do a "restore to factory" settings on my laptop, and could use some advice. I want to keep my fm2012 game going, and I know how to transfer the current save. What I don't knnow is how to transfer the custom database I used for that save, or where it is located. I need to know this in order to have my old game work after I restore my laptop. Any advice? Where about can I find the database I need? Im using vista if that helps.

    Any help is appreciated : )

  5. Hahaha, cheers Alan. We do have flute again though! Yeah we might be considered psychedelic/prog. The Snake Temple Kings on Myspace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads . Floyd/Hawkwind/Hillage fans would dig, I'm sure.

    I'd agree with the shouts for Amon Duul II and Faust. Popol Vuh is the band I'm listening to at the moment. Lots of atmospheric and instrumental music, largely meant for film scores. They worked with Werner Herzog a lot in the 70s. Nosferatu remake being one of their highlights for film scores. If you like the ethnic/raga side to this kind of music, then give them a listen.

  6. 3 years in the making and the Snake Temple Kings are finally ready to launch the album, this Saturday, 14th of August at the Moorings Bar.

    The Snake Temple Kings on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

    Support from Progadellica

    PROGADELLICA on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

    Hope to see some of you there!

  7. Hey everyone. After a long, long time in the making, The Snake Temple Kings are finally releasing their debut album, Sunchild. This kicks off at 9pm at the Moorings Bar on the 14th of August. Space rockers, Progadellica are playing support.

    Please, come along and enjoy yourselves. Maybe buy an album too!

    The Snake Temple Kings on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

    PROGADELLICA on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

    Cheers

  8. Yeah, the latest you can get served is 0259. Everyone needs to be out by 0315.

    We're currently looking at restructuring the events at the weekend to properly utilise the additional hours. Any changes will be phased in slowly.

    If anyone has any ideas then feel free to post them here, although I'm not promising that we'll implement them.

    Thus far we're thinking about reintroducing some month long band residencies on the Friday, like we used to do 4 years ago. Idea being that a band plays one set each Friday, quite early on in the evening, for a one month period. They wouldn't be expected to play completely different material each time, the core of their set wouldn't need to change. This would be for experienced, established bands with a decent depth of material to draw on. It's a good way of getting Joe Average Punter familiar with their tunes. Then the regular club night would follow on from that. There would be a nominal door charge to cover costs.

    On Saturday's we're looking at dropping down to 3 bands, to make way for a club night after the last band finishes it's set. So bands would play at 9pm, 10pm, and 11pm with the last band coming off at midnight.

    I would suggest rotating the bands a bit like the djs. I would find watching the same band four Fridays in a row a bit tedious. I seem to remember wanting to go to the moorings later than usual on Fridays to avoid bands I couldn't stand. Then again I listen to prog and my opinions on bands should thus be taken with a pinch of salt (I figured you'd say that if I didnt.)

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